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ISSN 0353-1589 · University of Belgrade · 2.428 artikel di indeks
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Ethnic and Personal Borders in the Film “Obrana i zaštita”
The study of divided cities creates an inexhaustible range of topics that can be continuously (re)interpreted in a scientific sense. One such topic is that of ethnic borders, which can be understood not only through the macro-context on the political and social level, but also within the…
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Tailoring Identity: Folk Costume in Contemporary Society
In this paper, I offer an anthropological analysis of folk dress (narodna nošnja) in Serbia, approaching it not as a static relict of the past, but as a dynamic cultural artifact whose meanings, functions, and values are continually negotiated and transformed within contemporary society. I begin…
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Anthony D. Smith and the Serbs
This article examines Anthony D. Smith’s treatment of the Serbian case and argues that his analysis oscillates between ethnosymbolist and modernist positions in a manner that remains theoretically unresolved. Smith repeatedly presents the Serbs as an “old” nation, grounded in medieval statehood…
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Religion and Culture: Sociological and Anthropological Conceptualizations of „Rigid Social Reality” of the Western Balkans
In this paper, I point to the fundamental problems of sociological and anthropological conceptualizations of religion and culture within the context of the “rigid social reality” of the Western Balkans in the 21st century. I examine the foundational assumptions through which classical and…
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Becoming and Remaining Izbjeglica: Refugee Identifications and Shifting Self-Understandings in Bosnia and Herzegovina
This article examines how displaced Serbs in Bijeljina, Bosnia and Herzegovina, engaged with the category izbjeglica (refugee) in the decades after the 1992–1995 war. Drawing on ethnographic fieldwork, it traces how identifications with this label shifted over time – at once inhabited, contested…
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Misanthropy in the Literary Trilogy "Remembrance of Earth's Past"
The science fiction trilogy Remembrance of Earth’s Past by Chinese author Liu Cixin consists of the novels The Three-Body Problem, The Dark Forest, and Death’s End. The series depicts the first contact between human civilization and an extraterrestrial species, as well as the immediate consequences…
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The Experience of War and Mostar in the Prose of Elvedin Nezirović
The subject of this paper is the significance of the narrativization of personal experience in the work of the Mostar-based writer Elvedin Nezirović, that is, the construction of identity, imagination, memory, and self-examination of the subject and agent within the context of “external” space and…
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“The Balkans Tattooed on the Skin”: The Reception of Balkan Trap/Trap-Folk through the Musical Habitus of Second-Generation Serbian Migrants in Vicenza
The new millennium has ushered in a new era of popular music in which the Balkans and Balkanism have moved to the center of musical narratives. Although often vague and internally contradictory, the image of the Balkans as a place of poverty, passion, violence, nightlife, crime, and love has proven…
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Silk, Velvet and Mother-of-Pearl from Istanbul: Clothing in the Novel and Film Zona Zamfirova
Fashion and clothing constitute effective technical instruments for shaping and performing public personas. In Zona Zamfirova, Stevan Sremac exploits this potential to deepen the relationship between literary characters and the cultural milieu of Oriental Niš, a world that irreversibly ceased to…
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Whole Nations as Echo Chambers
The article discusses the main findings of research on the use of cultural-heritage-related bilateral disputes in the Western Balkans’ EU accession process. It explores the concept of culturalized conditionality, examines how identity issues intersect with EU accession criteria, and analyses the…
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Occulture and Media Before and During the Dissolution of Yugoslavia: The Case of Tajne Magazine (1987-1994)
This study examines the Yugoslav magazine Tajne, published between 1987 and 1994, as a key example of the rise of “occulture” in the years surrounding the dissolution of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. Operating under the slogan “Journal for the frontier regions of sciences,” the…
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On the ‘Belgrade’ Origin of the Roman Emperor Jovian
The narrative of Serbia as the birthplace of numerous Roman emperors is a popular, yet in many ways controversial, theme within the domestic heritage discourse. Among the many rulers included in this narrative is Emperor Jovian (363–364), unique in that his birthplace is identified as Singidunum…
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When Roles Are Reversed: Bridging the Digital Divide through Intergenerational Learning Practices in Serbia
This paper explores how older adults in Serbia overcome the digital divide through the perspectives of younger family members who support and narrate their relatives’ engagement with digital technologies. Drawing on ethnographic research, the study highlights the relational practices and everyday…
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Women Who Love Vampires: Analysis of the Popularity of the Astarion Character from Baldur’s Gate 3 Video Games Among Non–Male Players
Although it is evident that more and more women are playing video games of all genres today, this media is often treated in public discourse as exclusively for men. In accordance with this stereotype, the characters from video games are most often made for the male gaze. However, when Baldur's Gate…
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The History and Historiography of the 2008 Economic Crisis: Anti-Capitalism in Intellectual and Political Transformation
This article approaches the 2008 economic crisis as both a historical event and a subject of historiographical debate. Using an intellectual history framework, it situates the crisis within the broader arc of globalization, neoliberal policy, and the post-Cold War ascendancy of economic liberalism…
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Orthodox Memes between Digital Folklore and Propaganda: Identities, Ideologies and Lived Religiosity in Serbian Cyberspace
This paper analyzes Orthodox internet memes as a contemporary form of digital folklore, preaching, and lived religion. Memes are examined as digital cultural artifacts that emerge within participatory online culture and function as a means of communication, identity negotiation, and the…
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